End User License Agreement #27
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What is the difference between the EULA and the Terms of Use? 🤔 |
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An EULA is the agreement for someone who downloads a software. Terms of Use is wider reaching, and regulates the entire agreement between both parties, from the moment a visitor lands on the homepage, to the moment they download any software. |
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To find out if we would need
End User License Agreementdocument type, let's list in this discussion the documents that would be defined by this type.A proposal for a short definition: an end user license agreement (EULA) sets the legal terms between a software publisher and the user, outlining rights and restrictions for software use. It typically includes information about the software's features, limitations, restrictions, and the publisher's warranty and liability terms.
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